i seem to recall micron getting in trouble a while back for this same thing hmm… https://en.wikipedia.org/...

if you build it they will come. one thing i’ve found very useful are when folks link to interesting discussions from comments - it makes me appreciate instances, communities, and individuals and look horizontally (the solar punk instance was lovely to discover.) the fediverse feels so appropriate at both a local and global level, having known about lemme for so long i feel a little remiss for not participating more, earlier. long story short just create what you want to see, and give it some occasional attention to nurture its growth

They’re fine as long as you don’t mind the illuminati providing your dns and blocklist /s (?): https://www.techmonitor.ai/...

The first time debian oldstable broke a package after an incremental update, i reconsidered my long running hard stance against arch

Updated my endeavour install last night from 6.18 to 7.1 without issue: daily -Syu is for the birds

just wanted to add to the list that google bought writely and immediately started making it worse as google docs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalyr

Fantastic guide, thank you so much for sharing! My first time trying a moe, having an all in one starting point is seriously invaluable!!

i’d love to know more about the dead installs: endeavouros is just an installation wrapper and a few on-demand helper apps, once it’s installed (and you disable the autostart welcome app) it’s “arch btw”

Just checking in to confirm #endevouros is the better choice in most cases.

i need to thank you for reviving a few ancient, happy memories…didn’t realize an icon could do that “comforting smell from childhood” reverie

i don’t know - have you read anything interesting lately?

one would hope that devs dropping support for a specific site would compel the users of uBlock origin to reconsider the sites they visit and the code they allow to be executed within their hardware… :(

• not really the direction i was pointing out, but i’m always interested in the arms race between citizens and those that seek to rule. do you foresee heavier munitions being deployed (by any side)?

i believe the implication is that when injustice is commonly met with this response, those seeking to exert force upon others do their due diligence

versus the “only the state can do violence and we never make mistakes hurr hurr” that (ahem) they really want the global population to internalize